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The Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain
西班牙潘普洛納奔牛節
Known to the locals as The Festival of San Fermin，this internationally recognized event has grown massively since its believed origins back in the 13th century, and now attracts tens of thousands who wish to run with the bulls.
當地人稱它為聖費爾明節，這個起源於13世紀的節日現已名揚四海，吸引了成百上千的遊客來此奔牛。
The running of the bulls allegedly originated from men using fear and excitement to hurry the process of taking cattle to market, although this quickly turned into a competition amongst them. Nowadays though the event is a lot more organized, in fact thousands now run through a barricaded course being chased by a thundering herd of bulls!
起(qi)初(chu)，人(ren)們(men)是(shi)想(xiang)用(yong)恐(kong)懼(ju)和(he)興(xing)奮(fen)來(lai)刺(ci)激(ji)牛(niu)從(cong)而(er)把(ba)它(ta)們(men)趕(gan)到(dao)市(shi)場(chang)上(shang)去(qu)，很(hen)快(kuai)，這(zhe)種(zhong)舉(ju)動(dong)就(jiu)演(yan)變(bian)成(cheng)了(le)一(yi)種(zhong)競(jing)賽(sai)活(huo)動(dong)。現(xian)在(zai)，這(zhe)一(yi)活(huo)動(dong)儼(yan)然(ran)已(yi)經(jing)有(you)了(le)周(zhou)密(mi)安(an)排(pai)，想(xiang)要(yao)奔(ben)牛(niu)的(de)勇(yong)者(zhe)必(bi)須(xu)在(zai)公(gong)牛(niu)的(de)圍(wei)追(zhui)堵(du)截(jie)中(zhong)，穿(chuan)過(guo)設(she)了(le)路(lu)障(zhang)的(de)“奔牛之路”，一路狂奔到鬥牛場。
The Burning Man Festival in Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA
美國黑岩市火燒人狂歡節
The Burning Man is an annual event which places emphasis on community, creativity and self-reliance. The community turn up and create ‘Black Rock City’ which lasts for one week, after that the ‘citizens’ are proud to depart without a trace.
火燒人狂歡節倡導的是社區，創造力和自力更生。這個社區就是黑岩市，隻在狂歡節期間維持一周，一周後所有居民就得“輕輕地走，不帶走一片雲彩”。
The community welcomes all newcomers with open arms. Their ethos believes that the more active the participant is the more they will gain from the event.
社區熱忱歡迎所有來客，他們的信條是：參與越多，收獲越多。
This is a surreal phenomenon which sees the birth of a city and community, in a peculiar location, only to be returned to its original form just seven days later. This festival is all about the experience and to truly benefit from it you must throw yourself wholeheartedly into it.
這(zhe)種(zhong)見(jian)證(zheng)一(yi)個(ge)城(cheng)市(shi)和(he)社(she)區(qu)誕(dan)生(sheng)的(de)做(zuo)法(fa)有(you)點(dian)離(li)奇(qi)，但(dan)它(ta)隻(zhi)維(wei)持(chi)七(qi)天(tian)，七(qi)天(tian)後(hou)一(yi)切(qie)恢(hui)複(fu)原(yuan)樣(yang)。隻(zhi)有(you)全(quan)身(shen)心(xin)地(di)投(tou)入(ru)，才(cai)能(neng)盡(jin)情(qing)享(xiang)受(shou)狂(kuang)歡(huan)節(jie)的(de)樂(le)趣(qu)。
The Festival of Light in Amritsar, Punjab, India
印度排燈節
The Festival of Light, Diwali to the indigenous people, marks the commencement of the New Year for Hindus. This five day festival celebrates good over evil, light over dark. Each day of the festival brings its own meaning. The third day is where the ‘Festival of Light’ title has emerged as lamps and candles are lit, and fireworks are set off. Traditionally gifts are exchanged between the nearest and dearest.
對(dui)印(yin)度(du)教(jiao)徒(tu)來(lai)說(shuo)，排(pai)燈(deng)節(jie)標(biao)誌(zhi)著(zhe)新(xin)年(nian)的(de)來(lai)臨(lin)。在(zai)這(zhe)五(wu)天(tian)的(de)節(jie)日(ri)裏(li)，正(zheng)義(yi)戰(zhan)勝(sheng)了(le)邪(xie)惡(e)，光(guang)明(ming)戰(zhan)勝(sheng)了(le)黑(hei)暗(an)。節(jie)日(ri)裏(li)的(de)每(mei)一(yi)天(tian)都(dou)有(you)不(bu)同(tong)的(de)含(han)義(yi)。排(pai)燈(deng)節(jie)在(zai)第(di)三(san)天(tian)，當(dang)天(tian)，所(suo)有(you)燈(deng)和(he)蠟(la)燭(zhu)都(dou)要(yao)點(dian)上(shang)，並(bing)且(qie)要(yao)燃(ran)放(fang)煙(yan)花(hua)。親(qin)朋(peng)好(hao)友(you)之(zhi)間(jian)還(hai)要(yao)互(hu)贈(zeng)禮(li)物(wu)。
Chinese New Year in Hong Kong, China
中國新年
The Chinese New Year is a lively affair where millions fill the streets to celebrate peace and happiness. It generally starts with a banquet which includes significant dishes, for instanceprawns represents liveliness and happiness, whilst traditionally red clothing is also worn as this is intended to warn off any evil spirits.
中zhong國guo新xin年nian熱re鬧nao非fei凡fan，人ren們men紛fen紛fen湧yong上shang街jie頭tou，慶qing祝zhu和he平ping歡huan樂le。在zai中zhong國guo新xin年nian裏li，首shou先xian要yao做zuo的de就jiu是shi吃chi頓dun團tuan圓yuan飯fan，飯fan桌zhuo上shang有you很hen多duo討tao彩cai頭tou的de美mei食shi，比bi如ru龍long蝦xia，寓yu意yi吉ji祥xiang長chang壽shou。中zhong國guo人ren還hai在zai新xin年nian裏li穿chuan上shang紅hong衣yi服fu，傳chuan說shuo是shi要yao嚇xia唬hu壞huai東dong西xi。
In Hong Kong a spectacular fireworks display lights up the evening sky, and for New Years Day there are floats and traditional performers complimented by music and dragon dancers.
在中國香港，新年裏還會有特別的煙火演出照耀整個夜空。新年那天，還會有傳統藝人隨著音樂表演舞龍舞獅。
Full Moon Party on Haad Rin Beach in Koh Phangan, Thailand
泰國滿月狂歡節
Haad Rin Beach is located in Koh Phangan, and has earned its reputation as the hot spot for hedonistic nightlife in Thailand, due to the fact that a party is held every time there’s a full moon. It is rumored that the Full Moon Party tradition started with a local throwing a farewell party for his Australian friend.
每到月圓之夜，在泰國的Haad Rin沙sha灘tan上shang就jiu會hui舉ju行xing滿man月yue狂kuang歡huan派pai對dui，為wei這zhe裏li贏ying來lai了le無wu數shu遊you客ke，大da家jia慕mu名ming而er來lai感gan受shou這zhe裏li無wu比bi歡huan樂le的de夜ye生sheng活huo。傳chuan說shuo，滿man月yue節jie起qi初chu隻zhi是shi一yi個ge當dang地di人ren為wei他ta的de澳ao洲zhou朋peng友you送song行xing而er舉ju辦ban的de歡huan送song派pai對dui。
It proved to be such a popular concept that it now attracts anything from 8,000 to 30,000 party-goers every month. This is hardly surprising due to the white sandy beach setting, alcohol by the bucket and an amicable attitude shared by all.
這裏非常火爆，每個月都能吸引8000到30000人來此狂歡。潔白的沙灘，無數的美酒，友善的人們，你還能不來這嗎？
Boryeong’s Mud Festival on Daecheon Beach, South Korea
韓國泥土節
The Mud Festival in Boryeong, on Daecheon Beach, is an event which allows the most mature person to embrace their inner child. This festival encourages smearing mud all over yourself.
韓國泥土節讓我們再當一回孩子！鼓勵我們渾身都沾滿泥。
The participants claim that the mud contains important minerals which reduce wrinkles and remove excess oils. Also, as any of you spa regulars will know, mud baths enhance blood circulation and encourage fresh skin growth.
參與者認為，泥土有很多的礦物質，可以減少皺紋，去除多餘油脂。經常做spa的人知道，泥土浴有助於加快血液循環和新陳代謝。
There are competitive events including mud body painting, mud beauty contests and mud sculptures.
泥土節上還有各種活動，包括人體泥繪，泥土美人選美和泥雕大賽。
New Year Celebrations in Sydney Harbour, Australia
澳大利亞新年慶典
Possibly the best place to see in the New Year, the world famous fireworks display from the Sydney Harbour Bridge is now an iconic view just as much as the opera house that sits opposite.
歡度新年最好的去處可能就是去和悉尼歌劇院齊名的悉尼橋看聞名全球的煙火表演。
The energetic personalities of the Australians, coupled with a great setting and climate, ensure you have the best New Year party possible. The crowds on the shore give the evening a electrifying atmosphere, however if you want to get a different perspective consider spending the evening on the water, with boats to hire or cruises to indulge in you can have a truly memorable occasion and get away from the crowded shoreline.
澳ao大da利li亞ya風feng光guang秀xiu麗li，氣qi候hou宜yi人ren，人ren民min熱re情qing好hao客ke，在zai這zhe裏li，你ni無wu疑yi可ke以yi歡huan度du最zui好hao的de新xin年nian。海hai灘tan上shang人ren潮chao湧yong動dong，讓rang人ren興xing奮fen不bu已yi，可ke如ru果guo你ni想xiang與yu水shui來lai番fan別bie樣yang的de親qin密mi接jie觸chu，那na就jiu租zu艘sou船chuan，遠yuan離li熱re鬧nao的de海hai灘tan，出chu海hai去qu盡jin情qing享xiang受shou吧ba。
Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
巴西裏約熱內盧狂歡節
The Rio Carnival has become synonymous with Brazil. Our perception of Brazilians seem to stem from this energetic, free-spirited parade. The colorful event is celebrated all over the country but Rio’s remains the biggest and most spectacular.
裏(li)約(yue)熱(re)內(nei)盧(lu)狂(kuang)歡(huan)節(jie)已(yi)經(jing)成(cheng)了(le)巴(ba)西(xi)的(de)代(dai)名(ming)詞(ci)。我(wo)們(men)對(dui)巴(ba)西(xi)的(de)印(yin)象(xiang)首(shou)先(xian)就(jiu)來(lai)源(yuan)於(yu)這(zhe)熱(re)情(qing)奔(ben)放(fang)的(de)遊(you)行(xing)活(huo)動(dong)。屆(jie)時(shi)，整(zheng)個(ge)巴(ba)西(xi)都(dou)會(hui)舉(ju)辦(ban)形(xing)形(xing)色(se)色(se)的(de)慶(qing)祝(zhu)活(huo)動(dong)，但(dan)裏(li)約(yue)熱(re)內(nei)盧(lu)的(de)狂(kuang)歡(huan)節(jie)仍(reng)然(ran)是(shi)最(zui)大(da)最(zui)特(te)別(bie)的(de)。
With the famous parades displaying a spectacular array of shapes and colors, the beat and energy of this event naturally encourages anyone who attends to throw themselves full-heartedly into the spirit of the Carnival. Recently voted the happiest city, it is easy to see why the people of Rio de Janeiro hold the most vibrant and famous of carnivals.
kuanghuanjieshangzhumingdeyouxingbiaoyan，secaibinfen，xingzhuanggeyi，zheyangdereqinghuolijifameigelaiciderendouquanshenxinditouruqizhong。wuguaihu，beixuanweizuihuanlechengshideliyuereneiluyongyouzheyangjiqingsishedejianianhuale。
Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Edinburgh, Scotland
愛丁堡藝穗節
The Fringe Festival has had a history of finding the comedians of the future. Many of the current British stars have emerged through the festival which has a knack for discovering and promoting fresh talent.
愛丁堡藝穗節有尋找未來的喜劇家的傳統。許多英國明星都是從這裏脫穎而出的，它有成熟的機製發掘並培養新生代藝人。
During this time the city is rife with street acts and performers. It is an energetic place that is guaranteed to excite.
節日期間，街頭到處都是演出和各種表演者。在這裏，你一定會充滿活力，興奮非凡。
As for the Scottish people, they are friendly and hearty, and have an affinity for good humor and alcohol, two of the main themes of the festival.
蘇格蘭人天生友善好客，充滿幽默感，熱愛飲酒，而幽默和酒也是節日的兩大主題。
Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany
慕尼黑啤酒節
Oktoberfest is possibly the most famous beer festival in the world. The festival is the world’s largest fair, with over 6 million visitors attracted to the beer tents every year.
慕尼黑啤酒節恐怕是世界上最有名的啤酒節了，它也是全球最大的交易會，每年吸引了超過600萬遊客慕名前來。
But it is more than just large quantities of Bavarian Beer, lederhosen and beer halls，whilst Munich offers the famous steins and German sausages, the true enjoyment factor comes from the generous German hospitality. Sitting amongst the locals you can chat and sing along to traditional German songs, all performed by Oompha Bands who perform to a crowd of thousands of happy drinkers, who in return cheer them on.
而er這zhe裏li不bu僅jin有you大da量liang的de巴ba伐fa利li亞ya啤pi酒jiu，德de國guo皮pi短duan褲ku，啤pi酒jiu山shan，還hai有you慕mu尼ni黑hei有you名ming的de啤pi酒jiu杯bei和he德de國guo香xiang腸chang，但dan真zhen正zheng吸xi引yin人ren的de是shi德de國guo人ren的de好hao客ke。坐zuo在zai當dang地di人ren中zhong間jian，你ni可ke以yi和he他ta們men暢chang談tan高gao歌ge，還hai有you樂le隊dui在zai人ren山shan人ren海hai中zhong表biao演yan，而er酒jiu客ke們men則ze報bao以yi幹gan杯bei給gei表biao演yan者zhe們men助zhu興xing。
